Reapur

Brakes are by far one of the easier DIY projects. Its literally 4 bolts that hold the brakes together and two phillips screws on the rotor hat. Make sure when you remove the pins from the carrier that they go in the way they came out (they are not interchangeable their both slightly different) Buy the parts and spend a few hours doing it. Don't forget a "C" clamp to push the front pistons. The rears have to be turned back in with either some needle nose plyers or the little cube piston tool you can find at any auto parts/tools store for a few dollars. The rear inside pads need to have the little dimple line up inside one of the grooves in the piston.

Easy right ?